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Universal Vortical Singularity enlightenment on the structure of a galaxy

Based on unisonal vortex mechanism, the characteristics of a galaxy suggests that it is spiraling in vortical motion on surface of a galactic vortex, the galactic vortex infers there is a spinning galactic spheroid; a galaxy is suspended on a galactic vortex in a galactic spheroid. From this point of view, Sun is not orbiting its Galactic center; Sun in Milky Way is spiraling in vortical motion on a galactic vortex around its Galactic center. This analysis is based on the model of Universal Vortical Singularity, refer to the fundamental of unisonal vortex mechanism for detailed explanation on naturally occurred free vortex.

Galaxies have characteristics of unisonal vortex such as a dual core formation with spokes and spiral arms, some have a distinct satellite galaxy formed in a spiral arm, some are in pairs that spin in opposite direction like subtropical tornadoes driven in a jet stream, some appeared warped like on surface of rough ocean, and some appeared in cluster formation like tropical cyclone cluster. Some galaxies such as Cartwheel galaxies group have characteristics of a polar vortices pair, it has demonstrated with strong evidence that a galactic spheroid is presence with a pair of galactic polar vortices.

Image on right is a cluster of vortical clouds in fractal arrangement.

UVS predicts that Sun is revolving around Galactic center on a perpetual vortical force driven by a galactic vortex.
UVS predicts that galaxy is suspended and driven by a galactic vortex in a galactic spheroid.


Those stars appeared like they are cosmic scale molecules bonded in a cohesion manner; pulled together by vortical interactions but held apart by an effect similar to electrical charge repulsion of their supposedly positively charged invisible spheroids, and float on a galactic vortex that has shaped them as a galaxy. These star clusters is similar to clouds floating on an atmospheric surface of Earth that are subjecting to centrifugal force and a vortical core-seeking force of an atmospheric vortex, induced as a cyclone that are spreading and consolidating them around the vortex center in a vortical spiraling manner. The invisible molecular spheroids in star cluster is likened to consolidated air bubble cluster with potential density that is conserved in volumetric pressure. See a topic on "The fundamental cause for gravity".

Air bubble cluster

 

Galaxies cluster


A tropical cyclone

Satellite tornado of a tropical cyclone
(on top is part of the tropical cyclone )

 
A cyclonic satellite galaxy (left) of the Whirlpool Galaxy (right)

A warped galaxy, as if it is floating on a rough ocean surface
 
Galaxy pair spinning in opposite direction

It is already known that Sun is on an accretion disc of Milky Way; this is a surface of the galactic vortex, the enigmatic spiral structure galaxy resembles Vortical movement that could be explained with unisonal vortex mechanism illustrated in the hypothetical model of Universal Vortical Singularity. The phenomenon of wind up spiral arms is as a result of those stellar materials on the accretion disc are drawn toward the center at a near similar angular velocity, on overlapping harmonic vortices with different phase angle that revolve around the galactic center. Therefore, Sun spiraling on the galactic vortex could be gradually moving nearer to the congested Galactic center. This phenomenon can be mathematically described in a simplified manner by Bernoulli's principle on an inversed rocket nozzle model. Accretion disc (astronomy) is one of the unsolved problems in physics.

The accretion disc has typical characteristics of a free vortex, with similar behaviors such as the movement of congested clouds on a tropical cyclone. This explained the orbital speed of most stars in the galaxy does not depend strongly on its distance from the center; the typical stellar velocity of Milky Way is between 210 and 240 km/s is likened to moving traffic jam on a highway, is a feature of Vortical movement that is unlike characteristics of orbiting objects.

Chandra X-ray Image of Cartwheel Galaxy Group
 
Hubble Optical Image of Cartwheel Galaxy Group

The X-ray image of Cartwheel galaxy with the interacting galaxies is an evident that these galaxies are in a common system of a galactic spheroid. Without the X-ray image to reveal a depth information, the Cartwheel galaxy has an optical illusion effect that it could have three possible layouts observed from Earth; one possible layout is facing up and toward observer, the second possible layout is facing down and toward observer, the third possible layout is facing down and away from observer. The X-ray image revealed that Cartwheel galaxy is actually facing down and away from observer, and the optical image showing in opposite facing is a cognitive paradox.

Several galactic spheroids in a cluster, conceptually visualized with their galaxies

"Collided" galactic spheroids

The supposedly galactic spheroids visualized with its galaxies seem to be much larger cosmic molecules bonded together in a cohesion manner that formed as a much larger structured cosmic matter. However, without depth information, a galactic spheroid could have at least two layouts. Based on the the model of unisonal vortex mechanism, those galactic vortices on galactic spheroids in a cluster infers the galactic spheroids are spinning, and all these suspended galactic spheroids in a cluster are revolving around a common larger cosmic center. A spinning galactic spheroid also infers it has the dynamics to form as an oblate spheroid, with bipolar vortexes the structure would be a toroid shape spheroid.

While there is a concentration of stars in a galaxy on a galactic vortex, there is a stark absent of other significant star clusters on the hypothetical galactic spheroid. This suggests that evolve of stars and a galaxy are caused by effects of a galactic vortex on a galactic spheroid.

See topics on "The dipole anisotropy pattern of CMBR" and "Galaxy cluster" that elaborate on higher orders of cosmic vortical motion.

 

 

May 2007

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References and links:
Electrical charge repulsion
- Hyper Physics
Potential density - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Universe - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Animated Demonstration of Bernoulli's Principle - Mark Mitchell
Centripetal force and its calculator - HyperPhysics

Accretion disc - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The unsolved problems of physic - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Cartwheel Galaxy - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Standing waves - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Longitudinal waves - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Milky Way and graphic image - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Image of air bubble cluster - By Ben Rauch
Image of a cluster of vortical clouds - By Ivar Nielsen
Image of typhoons clusters - Tropical cyclone From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Image of hurricane Katrina - BBC news
Image of hurricane driving a tornado - Lumiglass Industries LLC
Images of Cartwheel Galaxy - NASA
Image of Cartwheel galaxy - Anglo-Australian Observatory
Images of X-ray Cartwhell Galaxy - NASA/CXC/A.Wolter & G.Trinchieri et al.
Image of collided galaxies - USA Astronomy
Images of galaxy cluster - NASA, ESA, M.J. Jee and H. Ford (JHU)
Image of galaxy - NASA



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